In Unguwar Rimi, Nigeria, an interior scene captures a partial view of an individual interacting with a green "nibox" self-service kiosk

In Unguwar Rimi, Nigeria, an interior scene captures a partial view of an individual interacting with a green "nibox" self-service kiosk. The kiosk, branded "nibox: a better way to pay," features a large digital touchscreen displaying the "nibox" and "Nimc" logos. The screen indicates "Abuja, Nigeria" and a temperature of 32 degrees, along with the time 13:47. Available services include "VERIFICATION AND CARD USAGE SERVICES," "SALE OF GOVERNMENT ASSETS," "Tender Fees," "REFUND FEE," "NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (NIMC) FEES," "CARD RE-ISSUANCE AND ACTIVATION," "REGULAR SERVICES - AFRICAN COUNTRIES," "PREMIUM SERVICES- AFRICA," and "REGULAR SERVICES - OTHER COUNTRIES," navigated by "BACK," "SEARCH," and "NEXT" buttons. Below the screen, the kiosk includes a card reader slot with illuminated red and green indicators, and a lower slot, possibly for cash or document dispensing. On the left, a person's upper torso and right arm are visible. The individual wears a black long-sleeved shirt patterned with white and yellow motifs. Their right hand holds a black smartphone horizontally, displaying an array of application icons on its screen. To the left of the kiosk, a window with metal grilles provides ambient light from an unseen exterior. The background on the right consists of a plain, light-colored wall with visible electrical fixtures or outlets near the base.